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Israel and Hamas Agree to Prolong Ceasefire/Bishop urges St. Mary's College to correct admission policy || SW NEWS || 918
Israel and Hamas agree to prolong ceasefire
As US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Israel to seek an extension of the truce between Israel and Hamas, set to expire on Thursday, both parties have agreed to extend the truce for one more day.
UN commission of inquiry investigates sexual violence by Hamas
The United Nations Commission of Inquiry, tasked with investigating war crimes on both sides of the Israel-Hamas conflict, will delve into cases of sexual assault committed by Hamas during attacks on Israel on October 7.
Nicaraguan government releases photos and video of imprisoned Bishop Alvarez
Nicaragua's dictatorship government has released photographs and videos of Bishop Rolando Álvarez, who was sentenced last February to more than 26 years in prison, alleging several crimes, including treason against the homeland.
Pope Francis calls on Franciscan family to renew commitment to Gospel of poverty and fraternity
Pope Francis invites Franciscan friars and sisters to recommit themselves to spreading the gospel of poverty and fraternity in the modern world on the eighth centennial of the confirmation of St. Francis' Rule on 29 November 1223.
Austrian bishops affirm no human right to abortion
The Austrian bishops are reiterating the Church's stance on protecting life, asserting that there is no human right to abortion.
Iraqi Church leaders denounce violence in Holy Land
Iraqi Church leaders have issued a statement denouncing the violence in the Holy Land and expressing their disappointment with a presidential decision regarding the Chaldean patriarch, which revoked a decree that recognized his authority.
Indi Gregory will be laid to rest in Nottingham Cathedral
The funeral of toddler Indi Gregory will be held on December 1 at Nottingham Cathedral.
Catholic charity to fund schools in Middle-East to tackle education crisis
The Catholic Charity Aid to the Church in Need, also known as ACN, announced a support package of £2.3 million to address the educational crisis in Syria and Lebanon.
Christian leaders in Nigerian state urge government to take measures to end killings
In Taraba state, Nigeria, the Christian Association of Nigeria has called on the government to take decisive action to permanently halt the recent spate of killings by armed groups.
Belfast council targets pro-life stalls in city centre
Belfast City Council has proposed bye-laws aimed at fining individuals who set up stalls with information leaflets in the city center.
Bishop urges college to correct admission policy
Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades, the Bishop of Fort Wayne-South Bend in Indiana has called on the board of trustees of St. Mary's College, which is situated in the diocese, to correct a new admissions policy that goes against Catholic teachings on the nature of women.
Islamic Leaders Are Taking the Initiative to Speak for Persecuted Christians, Says Lahore Archbishop
Lahore Archbishop Sebastian Francis Shaw, during a conversation with the pontifical foundation Aid to the Church in Need, revealed that Islamic leaders are now taking initiatives to speak up for persecuted Christians.
Israel and Hamas agree to prolong ceasefire
As US Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in Israel to seek an extension of the truce between Israel and Hamas, set to expire on Thursday, both parties have agreed to extend the truce for one more day.
UN commission of inquiry investigates sexual violence by Hamas
The United Nations Commission of Inquiry, tasked with investigating war crimes on both sides of the Israel-Hamas conflict, will delve into cases of sexual assault committed by Hamas during attacks on Israel on October 7.
Nicaraguan government releases photos and video of imprisoned Bishop Alvarez
Nicaragua's dictatorship government has released photographs and videos of Bishop Rolando Álvarez, who was sentenced last February to more than 26 years in prison, alleging several crimes, including treason against the homeland.
Pope Francis calls on Franciscan family to renew commitment to Gospel of poverty and fraternity
Pope Francis invites Franciscan friars and sisters to recommit themselves to spreading the gospel of poverty and fraternity in the modern world on the eighth centennial of the confirmation of St. Francis' Rule on 29 November 1223.
Austrian bishops affirm no human right to abortion
The Austrian bishops are reiterating the Church's stance on protecting life, asserting that there is no human right to abortion.
Iraqi Church leaders denounce violence in Holy Land
Iraqi Church leaders have issued a statement denouncing the violence in the Holy Land and expressing their disappointment with a presidential decision regarding the Chaldean patriarch, which revoked a decree that recognized his authority.
Indi Gregory will be laid to rest in Nottingham Cathedral
The funeral of toddler Indi Gregory will be held on December 1 at Nottingham Cathedral.
Catholic charity to fund schools in Middle-East to tackle education crisis
The Catholic Charity Aid to the Church in Need, also known as ACN, announced a support package of £2.3 million to address the educational crisis in Syria and Lebanon.
Christian leaders in Nigerian state urge government to take measures to end killings
In Taraba state, Nigeria, the Christian Association of Nigeria has called on the government to take decisive action to permanently halt the recent spate of killings by armed groups.
Belfast council targets pro-life stalls in city centre
Belfast City Council has proposed bye-laws aimed at fining individuals who set up stalls with information leaflets in the city center.
Bishop urges college to correct admission policy
Bishop Kevin C. Rhoades, the Bishop of Fort Wayne-South Bend in Indiana has called on the board of trustees of St. Mary's College, which is situated in the diocese, to correct a new admissions policy that goes against Catholic teachings on the nature of women.
Islamic Leaders Are Taking the Initiative to Speak for Persecuted Christians, Says Lahore Archbishop
Lahore Archbishop Sebastian Francis Shaw, during a conversation with the pontifical foundation Aid to the Church in Need, revealed that Islamic leaders are now taking initiatives to speak up for persecuted Christians.